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Diverter valve? I can get hot water eventually but I have to jiggle programmer, changed Honeywell control on diverter valve but no different, any ideas?

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It's likely a zone valve. It may need replacing The actuator may be seized To verify check that it is getting 24 VAC If not then check the transformer that supplies it for 24 VAC.

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